Kansas City Chiefs: Draft-Cornerback is biggest need early
The 2014 NFL draft is loaded with talent at wide receiver. If you were a betting man, odds are the Kansas City Chiefs will in fact take a wide receiver with their first round pick. However, I believe the Chiefs should look at the other side of the ball and possibly trade back and acquire an extra pick in order to draft a couple of corner backs in order to be able to compete with...
Analysts see Chiefs drafting wide receiver with first pick
It seems more and more draft analysts these days are predicting the Chiefs will take a receiver in the first round of the NFL Draft, and really, that makes a lot of sense to NFL.com’s Daniel Jeremiah.
Jeremiah — who spent several years as an NFL scout (including a stint under Chiefs coach Andy Reid in Philadelphia) before he got into the draft prediction game — said the combination...
Chiefs Theory Thursday: April 17, 2014
Here we go, episode two of this long-standing article series, well, seven days worth. Here’s this week’s thoughts and theories regarding the Kansas City Chiefs1. What team should Chiefs fans hate the most?This seems like an easy question to answer. Broncos or Raiders, either one would be acceptable. I honestly don’t think anyone would say the Chargers, they’re just not a...
Chiefs are putting in the hard work now for championship results later
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Sean McGrath has seen this before, which is good. And by "good," we mean "freaking awesome."
Last spring, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end was pounding iron for the Seattle Seahawks. Attendance at the team facility was high; enthusiasm was even higher. In hindsight, the workouts of February-March-April proved to be jumper cables that led to...
Kansas City Chiefs Plan of Attack for the 2014 NFL Draft
With the Draft just over the horizon, it’s time to take a detailed look at each team’s acquisitions and losses and gauge a plan of attack for how they should approach the first three rounds of this year’s draft. We’ll start with the lowly Houston Texans and work our way all the way up to the Super Bowl Champs in Seattle. The Chiefs are up as we sit exactly three weeks...
Kansas City Chiefs not playing in one of 10 best NFL games in 2014
After much anticipation, it is now believed that the NFL will release its 2014 schedule on Tuesday, April 22. At that point, we’ll find who plays who, from Week 1 to Week 17, including all of the primetime and national TV games; that’ll provide fans with somewhat of a road map for the season.
But some games are going to be so attractive that it doesn’t matter when they’re...
Dwayne Bowe Resolves Marijuana Case, Pleads To Lesser Charges
It’s always good to have a friend around when you need someone to take a charge for you.
Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Dwayne Bowe resolved his possession of marijuana case, pleading guilty to defective equipment and littering, according to the Kansas City Star.
Bowe was reportedly fined $610 and received no probation.
“Like others charged with speeding and possessing marijuana...
Dwayne Bowe pleads guilty, pays $610 for marijuana possession
var ACE_AR = {Site: '898551', Size: '468060', CallType: 'IFRAME'}; According to Terez Paylor of the Kansas City Star, Chiefs wide receiver Dwayne Bowe plead guilty to amended charges of defective equipment and littering after being arrested back on Novemeber 10th for marijuana possession. Bowe ended up paying $610 in city fines. “Like others charged...
Chiefs WR Bowe pleads guilty to lesser charges
RIVERSIDE, Kan. -- Kansas City Chiefs receiver Dwayne Bowe has pleaded guilty to amended charges of defective equipment and littering in connection with his November arrest for possessing marijuana.
Bowe paid $610 in fines after his plea was entered Wednesday in Riverside's municipal court. City prosecutor Amy Ashefford says Bowe's amended charges are no different from what...
TGS 2013 NFL mock re-draft: Picks 1-10
Because hindsight makes us smartasses, here’s how the 2013 NFL draft should have gone down based on what’s happened the last 12 months.
1. Kansas City Chiefs: Keenan Allen (WR, Cal) — Seriously. Eric Fisher struggled a lot. They could have kept Branden Albert, and Allen looks like he’ll be a star for a long time to come. They need support from Dwayne Bowe.
2. Jacksonville...
Senorise Perry Recently Visited With The Kansas City Chiefs
Pete Cautilli | The Cardinal Connect
The Louisville football program is expected to have some major representation in this year’s NFL Draft. There are at least six former players who are expected to hear their name called in next month’s draft.
After a solid pro day performance last month, former Cardinal running back Senorise Perry is starting to hear from at least one NFL team...
Power Rankings: Kansas City Chiefs have had one of worst offseasons in NFL so far
Since the 2013 NFL season ended 10 weeks ago, every team in the NFL has made changes. Both winners and losers from last year have been busy making adjustments.
Some have revamped their coaching staff. Some have turned over their roster. Some have done a little bit of both. But none, not a single one, have stood pat.
During this firestorm of activity, every team believes they’ve...
Chiefs cutting corners on the offensive line
The Kansas City Chiefs are going with youth on the offensive line. Four of the five starters are in rookie deals that controls the cost for the unit . OL Rishaw Johnson is making the minimum salary and likely to fill the last open spot along the line. However, could the Chiefs be skimping too much?
The Kansas City Chiefs’ Mount Dreadmore
The national guys came up with an idea – instead of the “Mount Rushmore” for each team, what would be the ‘Mount Dreadmore?’ Their Chiefs’ Mount Dreadmore included QB Todd Blackledge, DT Ryan Sims, QB Steve Fuller and RB Harvey Williams.
It begs the question… What would be YOUR Mount Dreadmore for the Chiefs?
Here’s mine:
4) 1995 No. 31 overall pick, OT Trezelle Jenkins...
Is it worth it to trade proven players for draft picks?
The biggest topic of discussion for Kansas City Chiefs fans right now is whether the team should trade Pro Bowl safety Eric Berry, as first brought up by Kansas City Star columnist Sam Mellinger. The idea got me to thinking – what’s the history of players that were traded for draft picks? Who typically wins the trade; is it the team that ends up with the draft pick(s), or the...
Kansas City Star columnist: Trade Eric Berry
Many are calling Kansas City Star columnist Sam Mellinger completely bonkers after the scribe suggested the Chiefs trade safety Eric Berry.
The 25-year-old has made three Pro Bowls so far in his young career.
Mellinger believes that Berry's reputation exceeds his value to the team. Primarily been used as a "box safety" in his career, he does carry a big cap number...
A Kansas City Chiefs offensive lineman posted a photo of his broken finger
Kansas City Chiefs offensive tackle Donald Stephenson has seen better days. His finger is, well, broken….
Being a NFL player sounds like a blast. Having your pinky crumble before your eyes doesn’t sound quite as appealing.
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Kansas City Chiefs have small school riser Keith Lewis in today for a work-out
Today the Kansas City Chiefs will host small school riser Keith Lewis the former cornerback from Virginia Lynchburg. The 6′ foot corner has been flying under the radar all season, but over the past month his stock is skyrocketing. Lewis has already had visits with Chicago Bears, the Oakland Raiders, the New York Giants and […] The post Kansas City Chiefs have small school...
Should the Kansas City Chiefs trade Pro Bowl Safety Eric Berry?
The Kansas City Star’s Sam Mellinger believes that the Kansas City Chiefs should consider trading Eric Berry. He goes on to say that if the Chiefs are considering making such a deal, they should do so now.
Most of you will think I'm nuts for this, but the Chiefs should trade Eric Berry. http://t.co/ZyDJjjaLEM
— Sam Mellinger (@mellinger) April 12, 2014
Mellinger’s argument...
Chiefs may draft Teddy Bridgewater
The Kansas City Chiefs are in a situation where they need to make their draft picks this year — the few of them that they have — count for something towards the future. While this has many fans thinking about defensive backs and wide receivers at the end of the first-round, beat writer Terez Paylor has another idea.
After the success of Alex Smith in 2013, Chiefs fans can rest...
Not Much Left to Do
With free agency all but dead, the Kansas City Chiefs are sifting through draft reports wondering if they can strike gold in May’s delayed NFL draft. In the interim, they still have a trio of questions to answer before they’re on the clock.
The time is right for the Chiefs to trade Eric Berry
The Chiefs should trade Eric Berry. There, let that sit for a moment. The NFL is a cold business, and sometimes the truth hurts, so let’s just get into it. There is no room for sentimental value here.
Everyone is a commodity, and for the Chiefs, Berry is more valuable as a trade piece than the starting strong safety.
Trading Berry would anger Chiefs fans, require some major...
National Rewind: Offseason Power Rankings, scrap heap FAs for the Kansas City Chiefs, more
In case you missed it, columns from the cover32 universe to browse through while watching The Masters on Sunday or bored at your office on Monday.
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- The top-10 inside linebackers in the NFL Draft. (READ)
- POWER RANKINGS: Grading teams at the offseason midpoint. (READ)
- The best remaining NFL free agents at each position. (READ)
- Ten NFL players who aren’t worth...
Dwayne Bowe looks to suppress evidence from November arrest
The attorney for Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Dwayne Bowe are seeking to keep evidence stemming from his possession of marijuana arrest secret.
Bowe is on tap to appear Wednesday in court in Riverside, a suburb of Kansas City, and his lawyer has filed a motion to suppress the evidence ahead of the court date. The charge he's fighting is your standard, basic misdemeanor...
Dwayne Bowe’s attorney files motion to suppress evidence in marijuana case
An attorney for Chiefs receiver Dwayne Bowe filed a motion Friday to suppress evidence related to Bowe’s arrest in November for allegedly speeding and possessing more than 10 grams of marijuana.
Bowe was pulled over during a traffic stop on Nov. 10 in Riverside. The motion contends the search of his vehicle and person was conducted without a valid warrant, without probable cause...
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